Although there are many great camera apps with filters for the iPhone, Android users should not feel left out. Apps such as Vignette and Retro Camera offer an exciting array of filters to complement any photograph. I've tested out different filters from both apps, and uploaded the samples below. So Android users, with Vignette and Retro Camera, there's no need to feel down for not having Instagram available in the Android Market. Download these apps (which are available for free!) and enter your awesome camera phone filter shot into this week's Giveaway Tuesdays Photo Challenge for a chance to win these touchscreen-friendly Digits for your winter gloves! Vignette is one of the most downloaded photography applications in the Android Market. You can try the demo for free or purchase the full application for $3.99. You can use the in-app camera to take a new photo or import a photo from your gallery to edit. Vignette a wide selection of filters and frames that broaden up the range of creative avenues that you can explore. Vignette not only gives you the option to choose different filters, but you can also mix and match effects to make your own customized filter. You can also choose from a list of frames to add a finishing touch to your photo. Retro Camera is available in the Android Market for free, but you can also purchase an ad-free version for $2.99. While Retro Camera offers less options than Vignette does, it's a lot of fun to use. Photos are taken through old-school camera interfaces that are inspired by popular analog cameras such as the Polaroid, Lomo, Holga and Diana, providing a warm, nostalgic feel to each photo. Each camera provides a label that describes the camera and the look of the photo it creates, as well Read More
Business Insider’s Steve Kovach does a great job of keeping everyone up to date on hot new apps; and since his favorable review of the HTC Incredible 2 caused me to buy one last week, I thought I’d follow in Steve’s footsteps and share the top 10 Android apps that make my professional life a little easier: Dropbox - has become the go-to site for cloud-based file storage and the Android app only adds to its usefulness. The files you upload to Dropbox from your personal computer automatically sync with the Android app and vice versa, which means access to the documents you need, anytime anywhere. (Price: Free for up to 2 GB of storage) Google Docs- In addition to being able to collaboratively edit documents and spreadsheets, the Docs app doubles as a scanner. Just take a photo of printed text and the app automatically turns it into a Google document to be shared or emailed. (Free) - View and navigate PDFs easily with Adobe’s feature rich Reader app. The app offers adjustable viewing and customized navigation for smaller screens, as well as the ability to manage, share and organize PDFs on your Android phone. (Free) Remember the Milk- When it comes to organizing a busy schedule, simplicity rules, and Remember the Milk has the corner on the easy-to-use market. Input a task and select a due date and time and let the productivity begin. The app also offers more robust features like the ability to add notes, indicate the task's level of importance, and categorize items by work, personal, etc., so you can be as detailed as you want—or not. (Price: $25/yr) - If you spend more time hitting the delete key than you do typing an actual email, SwiftKey Keyboard is a must-have. The app uses AI technology Read More
Developers brought a bunch of hits to Android this week, including and Zipcar's incredible app that let's you unlock your rental car from your phone. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Click below to check 'em all out. Read More
Image: Sam Spratt, Lifehacker We picked out the best Android apps and updates this week to help you get the most out of your Android phone. Click below to check 'em out. Read More
Image: Google We have an amazing package-tracking app that knows when to alert you, a massive update that makes the app a can't-miss, and a neat way to wirelessly transfer photos from your camera to your device. Also, don't miss an app to put your favorite apps a tap away, and an app to show you a map of all the places you've been using the location data is hiding on your phone. This is Apps Of The Week. Read More
Image: Google One of them lets you use gestures to activate Back, Menu, and Home, and another lets you scope out cell coverage in your area on any service provider. We even have an app that lets you call friends for free if they're currently logged in to chat. Not a bad deal. Click below to see the Android apps that wowed us this week. Read More
No matter what side you're on, there's no arguing is gaining traction, and it's growing app library proves it. While the Android Market is still smaller than Apple's App Store by tens of thousands of apps, there are still some excellent ones you won't find on . Here's a list of the best exclusive Android apps that iPhone owners wish they could have. Read More
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